Rose Mary C. Brooks Place

Rose Mary C. Brooks Place sits on 16 quiet acres donated by the Brooks Family, with a mix of 44 apartments and 64 cottages, and it operates as a non-profit community. The place has both independent and assisted living homes, so older folks who might need some help with things like bathing, dressing, medications, or moving around, as well as those who like to manage on their own, can both find options here. There's a focus on daily activities, both resident-run and community-sponsored, plus lots of simple ways to connect, like the library, arts room, and movie nights that always seem to get people chatting. Staff handle housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning, and meal preparation, and all the meals show up restaurant-style in the dining room, with options for those with special diets. You'll find phones in the rooms, a 24-hour call and alert system, and round-the-clock supervision, which eases the worry for those who might need help at any time. The grounds include walking paths, a community garden, and some colonial-style architecture that gives the place a warm, familiar feel. People can drop by the salon or barber on site, and there's extra support for those living with dementia, including design features meant to help reduce confusion and wandering. For those who want their own schedule, there's both a mix of physical, social, spiritual, and mental activities, and for safety, medical supervision and specialized care are available. The facility wants residents to feel secure and cared for, and it offers a comfortable retirement experience with plenty of choices for staying active or simply relaxing in a community setting. Meals come three times a day, rooms can be furnished, and personalized lifestyle plans aim to suit each person's needs. Rose Mary C. Brooks Place is designed for seniors looking for a straightforward, supported way of living, whether you want to join in activities or just enjoy the peace of the grounds.